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The fun of growing all of your plants in containers is the ability to move them whenever you want to refresh the garden. Some need either more or less lighting, … Continue reading Catching up on my #NetGalley #BookReviews @Darynda @RKapelkeDale, Betty Webb
It’s a little less than a month, October 21st-eeek, before my new release hits the shelves and there’s so much to do! Here’s a short checklist of what I’ve done, … Continue reading Preparing for a #NewRelease #Authortips
I’m thrilled to announce the release of Geller’s Find by bestselling author Sandra Cox! Sandra’s talent for creating memorable characters and settings right out of the best duster (western) movies … Continue reading #NewRelease- Geller’s Find by @Sandra_Cox #Western #Romance
Autumn is just around the corner and I, for one, can’t wait! Already the nights are cooler, the days luxurious, laden with the aroma of ripening fruit and vegetables. This … Continue reading #BookReview- Bloodless by Preston and Child, The Winding Road by @mhurdle112, The Wrong Bones by @MelindaLeigh1 #amreading
It’s release day for our latest multi-author Irresistible box set! I’m thrilled to be in this group of stellar authors, though our leader, Tamara Ferguson, had to bow out due … Continue reading #NewRelease- Irresistible: Madly in Love with a Coworker #Romance
I apologize for disappearing from visiting blogs and answering your comments. After a bad fall a couple of weeks ago, I suffered days of headaches, body pains, and raccoon eyes. … Continue reading End of August #BookReviews @dlfinnAuthor @SophieSWrites @belovung_birds
Need summer reading ideas? Check out Diana Peach’s reviews (including two of my books!)
Yes, it’s only the middle of August, but travels have messed up my schedule. Fortunately, my reading hasn’t suffered, and I have some great books for you, all read between tromping up the trails.
I need to share the reviews before they pile up any higher.
This bunch of reviews is for 4 and 5-star reads including a personal growth book, an ageless illustrated book about love, an uplifting holiday novelette, two books from a series of thriller romances, two installments of a fantasy serial, and last but not least, a horror short story. Phew!
Click on the covers for Amazon global links.
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I’ve read Tyler’s other books and was eager to dive into his latest. Like his previous works, I’d categorize this one as a guide for personal growth, full of practical advice for living a happier and more conscious life as we…
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I sometimes feel as though writing is like a jumbled pile of Scrabble tiles. I mean, the CONCEPT, is bouncing ’round inside the noggin’. Oh…
This week it’s my daughter’s *** birthday! It seems like yesterday that I was teaching her to walk and now she’s a mother with an almost-grown son of her own. … Continue reading End of July #BookReviews Part 1- #Reading @danniowenjones @jaxandwillsmum @supermegawoman @JanSikes3
Ever since my daughter was a young child- maybe five- she started talking about studying marine animals to save their environment. We smiled, bought her books on sea creatures, and … Continue reading When Dreams Come True- #followyourdreams #inspiration
It’s been so nice outside that I haven’t had much time to visit the blogs, much less come up with a brilliant post {difficult at any time!}, but hope to … Continue reading #TuesdayBookReviews- Catling’s Bane @DWallacePeach, Between Hello & Goodbye @EmmaS_Writes, The Make-Up Test @jennylhowe
Sally Cronin highlights interesting posts to be found in the blogging world (including one from moi) on her stupendous site, Smorgasbord Blog Magazine- stop by and check it out, she loves to meet new guests 🙂
A small selection of posts I have enjoyed this week and I hope you will head over to enjoy in full.. thanks Sally.
Pete Springer shares a post this week that highlights the horrendous statistic that there are an estimated 500,000 homeless children in the USA. There is an organisation called ‘School on Wheels’that is making a huge difference to these children in California by offering tutoring and support from teachers, but it makes for difficult reading to know that these children and their families are in this tragic and rapidly escalating situation. A must read especially as this is not isolated to the US but to many Western countries. A wonderful video shows what a difference this kind of support can make.
Head over to read the post and discover the work of this amazing organisation:Peter…
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The past week has kicked my butt. It’s hot and muggy in my area, which makes doing anything indoors a chore. We have AC on the fifth wheel but prefer … Continue reading End of June #BookReviews from @dlfinnauthor @Becca_Zanetti @janet_gover @cryanhyde @WordDreams
DH and I have been together for forty years- hard to believe! We met July 9, 1982, on his eighteenth birthday. It was also our high school’s graduation party. There … Continue reading Four Decades of #love- It’s Our #Anniversary
This week I have a murder mystery from the great Nora Roberts writing as J.D. Robb, a Netgalley women’s fiction pick, and a contemporary blogging recommendation. When I first learned … Continue reading #BookReview- Treachery in Death by J.D. Robb, Wherever the Wind Takes Us by Kelly Harms, and Means to Deceive by Alex Craigie #amreading
I’m thrilled to officially share the cover created by Teagan Geneviene for my upcoming release, Letting Go- The Defiant Sisters Book 1! If you haven’t checked out Teagan’s website yet, … Continue reading #CoverReveal- Letting Go: The Defiant Sisters Book 1 by @JacqBiggar #WomensFic
Sally Cronin is highlighting first in series books from her virtual bookstore and has included Tidal Falls from my Wounded Hearts series today, along with a much appreciated five star review from Denise Finn!
Over the course of the next three months I will be sharing the authors who feature in the Smorgasbord Bookshelf with the books that I have reviewed and can personally recommend.
In this first part of the summer fair, I am sharing books that are the first in a series in both adult and children’s books along with one of their five star reviews. I hope that this will encourage you to enjoy the series in full. I will feature every author on the shelves by the end of the summer. I hope you will enjoy.
Today’s author is Marjorie Mallon with and extract from The Curse of Time : Book One – Bloodstone a YA fantasy and science fiction adventure.
About The Curse of Time
On Amelina Scott’s thirteenth birthday, her father disappears under mysterious circumstances. Saddened by this traumatic event, she pieces together details of a curse that…
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This week’s Sunday Stills Challenge is one I couldn’t resist- PINK! You can check out Terri Webster Schrandt’s post and join the challenge here. We’re having a cool start to … Continue reading In the Pink- #SundayStills #PhotoChallenge
Reading has always been an escape for me. As a child, books allowed me to travel to faraway countries and have great adventures I’d never dreamed of in my small-town … Continue reading #BookReview Tuesday- @Melissa_Foster, Sharon Wray, @piketoni1 #readingcommunity
Jacquie Biggar-USA Today Best-selling author 
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